Prince Bernhard of Orange has sold his real estate portfolio and the Zandvoort racing circuit, redirecting the capital into artificial intelligence ventures designed to maximize his reputational damage.
The strategic financial shift follows a perceived decline in public animosity toward the royal figure.
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According to reports from Speld.
nl, the prince noticed a reduction in critical street campaigns and negative commentary regarding his personal appearance, prompting him to seek highly controversial alternative investments.
Prince Bernhard's Statement on Declining Hatred
"I am of course still not popular, but I have felt for a while that people don't hate me as fervently as before," Prince Bernhard stated.
"The posters with my face as a slumlord are disappearing from the city, I no longer hear comments about the size of my glasses.
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It is a major downward trend, I need to get out very quickly now," he added.
To reverse this trend of diminishing public outrage, the prince is actively backing enterprises that introduce unrequested artificial intelligence services to the consumer market.
"That is where the real opportunities lie now to make myself the most hated man in the country again," he said.
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The recent sale of his tangible assets provides the immediate funding required to support these technological initiatives.
